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BTEC DIT Component 1 LAA

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the use of Gantt Chart?

a)

to show the profit in a system

b)

to show data analysis

c)

to show the progress of tasks for a project

d)

to show data calculation of a project

2.

What type of diagram is this?

a)

PERT

b)

Dataflow diagram

c)

Bar Chart

d)

Gantt Chart

3.

How long does it take to complete task F?

a)

1 Month

b)

3 Months

c)

6 Months

d)

8 Months

4.

Identify the longest task?

a)

Fill Kettle

b)

Boil Kettle

c)

Put tea in cup

d)

Put sugar in cup

e)

Get milk out of fridge

5.
a)
Visualisation Diagram
b)
Mockup
c)
Moodboard
d)
Mindmap
6.

Which document is this?

a)

Moodboard

b)

Mind Map

c)

Storyboard

d)

Script

e)

Work Plan

7.
Which Interface is this an example of?
a)
Command Line
b)
Graphical
c)
Voice Command
8.
Which Interface is this an example of?
a)
Command Line
b)
Graphical
c)
Voice Command
9.
Below are 2 advantages and 1 disadvantage for Graphical User Interface.
Choose the disadvantage
a)
The user doesn't need to memorise the commands
b)
Simple to use for beginners
c)
Takes up a lot of processing power and memory
10.
What does WIMP stand for?
a)
Windows, Icons, Mouse, Pull down menus
b)
Windows, Interface, Menu, Pointers
c)
Windows, Interface, Mouse, Pull down menus
d)
Windows, Icons, Menus, Pointers
11.
What type of interface was used on the older styles of mobile phones? (see picture)
a)
Menu Interface
b)
GUI Interface
c)
Forms Interface
d)
Command Line Interface
12.

GUI stands for Good User Interface

a)

true

b)

false

13.

In a project life cycle, which stage comes after the design stage?

a)

Testing

b)

Implementation

c)

Specification requirements

d)

Evaluation

14.

In a project, at which phase is the actual code written?

a)

Testing

b)

Implementation

c)

Analysis

d)

Design

15.

The word accessibility means...

a)

The design of a product for users who experience disabilities

b)

The design of a product for users who don't have disabilities

c)

The design of a product to not help anyone

16.

What is one advantage of a Command Line Interface?

a)

It uses less processing power, so is quicker

b)

It is easy for a beginner to use

c)

It is accessible to people with visual disabilities

d)

There are a lot of accessibility functions

17.

Amazon Alexa is an example of which type of interface?

a)

Speech and sound

b)

Command Line

c)

GUI

d)

Menu

18.

What type of interface would only suit an expert user?

a)

Menu Driven

b)

GUI - Graphical User Interface

c)

WIMP - Windows Icon Menu Pointer

d)

Command Driven

19.

How does a UI grab attention? (Multiple answers)

a)

Pop-up Messages

b)

Flashing Graphics

c)

Sound

d)

Animations

e)

All of the answers

20.

Which term is used to describe the fact that software should be able to be used by ALL types of users?

a)

Accessibility

b)

Useability

c)

Optimisation

21.

How many main colours should a user interface have (maximum)?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

22.

Which type of font should you use on your user interface?

a)

Serif

b)

San-Serif

23.

White space is...

a)

How much white is on the screen

b)

How cluttered or sparse the screen is

c)

Having too much on the screen

d)

Having too little on the screen

24.

Which of the following will help people specifically with motor needs?

a)

Having large buttons

b)

Having larger text

c)

Using less than 5 colours

d)

Having text read out through a speaker

25.

Which of the following will help people specifically with low vision?

a)

Having large buttons

b)

Having larger text

c)

Using less than 5 colours

d)

Having text read out through a speaker

26.

When designing a user interface for someone on the autistic spectrum, you should avoid...

a)

Using idioms

b)

Using few colours

c)

Using larger buttons

d)

Having information be read out

27.

Language on a user interface should be...

a)

Appropriate for age

b)

Appropriate for skill

c)

Appropriate for the time of day

d)

As simple as possible

28.

Consistency helps users by...

a)

Having similar elements that work in a similar manner everytime

b)

Having clearly labeled elements

c)

Using images to back up written text

d)

Using sound to read out text on the screen

29.

Having too many colours on screen can...

a)

Make the user interface look more attractive for the user

b)

Make the user interface hard to focus on and read

c)

Make the user interface easier to focus on and read

d)

Make the user interface better for dyslexic users

30.

Text should have high contrast or luminance- what does this mean?

a)

The text and the background have sufficient difference in colour and lightness that it can be easily read

b)

The text is large enough that it can be easily read on any background

c)

The text is a similar colour to the background so that it matches the overall colour scheme

d)

The text is in a font that can be easily read and understood on any background

31.

What is the Neoteric stadium?

a)

The name of the client company

b)

The name of the stadium interface that needs to be built

c)

The name of the designers who will create the interface

d)

The name of the brief

32.

What do you need to create for the project brief?

a)

A mobile app

b)

A website

c)

A GUI screen

d)

A digital advert

33.

A brief is a..

a)

Task list

b)

Details of the project requirements

c)

Client and team

d)

snippet of the completed project

34.

Important audience details for the project are (select two)

a)

Age

b)

Shoe size

c)

Gender

d)

Hair colour

35.

The purpose of the interface is to.. (select two)

a)

Ease pressure of staff

b)

Look nice in the stadium

c)

Help staff get around the stadium

d)

Help visitors get around the stadium

36.

What is the image showing?

a)

GAN CHART

b)

GANT CHART

c)

GANTT CHART

d)

CANT CHART

37.

What is the image showing?

a)

PERTY CHART

b)

PERT CHART

c)

BERT CHART

d)

PERTT CHART

38.

What two risks might your project face?

a)

Lack of time

b)

Weather

c)

IT Problems

d)

Weekend

39.

As the project manager what might be your main (primary role) ?

a)

Ensuring the team know who is boss

b)

Ensuring the team are well fed

c)

Ensuring the project is completed on time and in budget

d)

Telling people what to do

40.

A student submitted this mood board as part of their coursework - why do you think they received a low mark?

a)

Not enough descriptions

b)

Not enough images

c)

Not enough versions of the document

d)

Not enough colour

41.

A student submitted this mood board as part of their coursework - why do you think they received a high mark? (select two)

a)

They wrote their name on it

b)

They used relevant images

c)

They explained the images

d)

They used HD images

42.

What is shown in the image?

a)

Mini map

b)

cloud

c)

Mind map

d)

Manager map

43.

What two design principles should you consider when creating the interface?

a)

Colours should not clash

b)

The interface should be full of lots of text

c)

There should be lots of images

d)

It should be accessible

44.

When creating the interface why should you think about accessibility needs?

a)

So that people with additional needs can use it

b)

So that people can recommend the interface

c)

So that people like the interface

d)

So that groups of people can use it together

45.

Which of these is not an accessibility need?

a)

Cognitive

b)

Visual

c)

Hearing

d)

Emotional

46.

A user interface is the means by which a user can i (a)   with a system.

47.

The W in WIMPs stands for

(a)  

48.

"Requires the most processing power" - for which UI is this a negative?

a)

Menu

b)

Sensor

c)

Text-based

d)

GUI

49.

A controlling device would most commonly use which interface?

a)

Menu / Forms

b)

GUI

c)

Sensor

d)

Text-based

e)

Speech / Natural Language

50.

"Does not rely on sight" - for which UI is this a benefit?

a)

GUI

b)

Menu / Form

c)

Text-based

d)

Speech / Natural Language

51.

The amount of time a user has spent using different interfaces is known as 'User E (a)   '

52.

The amount of information a device can hold is called the 'S (a)   space'

53.

Another way of saying an interface is easy to use is, "The interface is i (a)   "

54.

The software that manages the hardware, software and devices is known as an 'O (a)   system'

55.

'Target A (a)   ' - the term that refers to the users that an interface has been designed for

56.

'P (a)   of the interface' - the reason an interface has been designed

57.

'Tasks can require navigating through several windows which can be slow' - for which UI is this a negative?

a)

GUI

b)

Menu / Form

c)

Speech / Natural Language

d)

Sensor

58.

"No human interaction means that this UI is less prone to human error" - for which UI is this a positive?

a)

GUI

b)

Menu / Form

c)

Sensor

d)

Text-based

59.

What type of UI is this an example of?

a)

GUI

b)

Menu / Form

c)

Sensor

d)

Text-based

e)

Speech / Natural Language

60.

A modern smartphone often makes use of how many of the following interfaces?

Tick all that apply

a)

GUI

b)

Menu / Form

c)

Sensor

d)

Speech / Natural Language

61.

What is a user interface?

a)

A way that you navigate around the computer

b)

A piece of software that allows users to interact with their devices

c)

Lots of different graphics on a screen

d)

A combination of keystrokes which commands the software

62.

Humans are the individuals that use a device. A device can be used by small groups of individuals or by millions of people around the world. Users may have different needs - what do we call these needs?

a)

Form controls

b)

Software

c)

Accessibility

d)

GUI

63.

Which of the following are accessibility features that can be found on user interfaces? (tick all that apply)

a)

Zoom function

b)

Text read aloud

c)

Background music

d)

Dyslexia friendly font style

64.

(a)   is the word used to describe that users may be different ages and therefore have different experiences of using digital devices.

65.

Novice, Intermediate and Expert are types of:

a)

Skill levels

b)

Accessibility

c)

User Interface style

d)

Human interaction

66.

Washing machines and Microwaves have user interfaces build into them to help you operate them. What type of device are these?

a)

Handheld devices

b)

Computers or laptops

c)

Domestic appliances

d)

Entertainment systems

67.

Software features are part of the user interface that allows the user to enter commands into a device. What ways can you enter commands into a device? (select all that apply)

a)

Menu

b)

Form

c)

Voice

d)

Microsoft

68.

What type of user interface is this?

a)

Text based interface

b)

Graphical user interface

c)

Menu interface

d)

Speech interface

69.

What type of interface is this?

a)

Text based interface

b)

GUI

c)

Speech interface

d)

Touch screen interface

70.

What type of user interface is this?

a)

Speech interface

b)

Form interface

c)

Touch screen interface

d)

Menu interface

71.

What type of user interface is this?

a)

Menu based interface

b)

Graphical user interface (GUI)

c)

Text based interface

d)

Form interface

72.

What type of interface is this?

a)

Text based interface

b)

GUI

c)

Form interface

d)

Speech interface

73.

What type of interface is this?

a)

Menu interface

b)

GUI

c)

Speech interface

d)

Sensor interface

74.

Intuitive means 'easy to understand'. In this context a user should be able to understand and interact with an interface instinctively. What type of device could a child aged between 5-10 intuitively interact with? Name the device and explain your answer.

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75.

What is your favourite type of electronic device to use and why?

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76.

What is your favourite/most used app and why?

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77.

The user can type on this hardware or on an online version to enter commands or use short cuts - what am I?

a)

Keyboard

b)

Mouse

c)

Monitor

d)

Printer

78.

(a)   is the name given to the computer (hardware) and operating system (software) on which applications can be run. What am I?

79.

These are a combination of keystrokes or a sequence of keystrokes which commands the software to do something. What am I?

a)

GUI

b)

Speaker

c)

Operating system

d)

Shortcuts

80.

Name as many accessibility features that you can think of.

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